Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Deputy Sheriff Dunn, Of Melrose, is il
town, the guest OF his chief, Sheriff Lloyd
Dunn is the officer whom the cOwbO,
Thompson shot at when he asked him t,
pay his road tax. He is the right man il
the right place and his appointment ha
always reflected credit on Sheriff Lloyd
discrimination and judgment.
Charles Francis Adams private ca
arrived at South Butte yesterday morning
Mr.. Perkins in charge. Mr.. Adams ant
party are now visiting the Yellowston,
National Park and will take the stage lin
to Beaverhead Canyon where the specia
will meet them, leaving here Thursday
night.
Mayor Kenyon returned home yester
day. He spent most of the time in Chi
cagO and n%eighboring resorts. He says h,
doesn't think the regret at Boodler McGar
| rigle's escape among the officials is very
deep, as he was a great favorite among thu
boys.
F. w. Gilbert, Superintendent of thu
Rocky Mountain Division of the Northern
Pacific, and party came in yesterday even.
Montana Union crew and engine.
Mr.. Wn. Hartipee. for the past nine
years a resident of Butte, leaves this ven
lug lOT DeuFcT, OOlOTdi.O. "HeFe Ut Will re
main for several months, perhaps locate
there permanently.
VIM. L. Shovel and w. Bowling, Liver
pool. Mrs. Fred Thomas, New York, and
John Henderson, Duluth, left by the North
ern Pacific last evening.
Mr.. d. Marx of the firm OF E. Eisenbere
& Bro, San Francisco, dealers in cigars, ie
in town M will call upon the trade.
Mr.. R. J. Maybell arrived yesterday with
a ton OF samples. He expects to fill the
stores with fine Christmas goods.
Judge Galbraith and District Clerk
Stanley are up from Deer Lodge, attend.
ing the special court session.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mahan, ofAnaconda,
were in the city yesterday, the guests ol
Judge and Mrs Lippincott.
Mr.. Charles Pratt who has been in the
employ OF Messrs. Hight & Fairfield went
east last evening.
Miss Christie. who has been visiting in
the city, returned to the Blue Bird yester.
day.
Mrs. F.. Siegel vent to the Warm Springs
yesterday. She will be absent a week.
NJ. j. Connell has returned from a trip to
Missoula and other points West.
Mr.. M. B. Brownlee returned Sunday
from a days visit in Deer Lodge.
Doctor Newbro leaves this evening on a
trip to various Eastern cities.
Mr.. j. NJ. Robbins and wife, of Melrose,
spent yesterday III the city.
Mr.. John Noyes is home from a business
visit to Virginia City.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs has been quite ill for
several days.
Mr.. Armstrong, of Seattle, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Hon. E. W. Toole returned to Helena
last evening.
Mr.. Marcus DAILY returned home last
evening.
THE DIXON DINNER.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon entertained a number
OF friends at dinner last Saturday evening
at her residence on Washington street. The
table was handsomely decorated with
choice flowers, and the menu wat elaborate
in it's details. Among those present were:
Mrs. Lee Foster, Mrs. Colonel Sharp, Mrs.
j. B. Wilcox, Mrs. P. Talent, Mrs. A. Smith
and Mrs. w. w. Dixon.
THE GILLIE LUNCHEON.
A delightful lunch party was given by
Mrs. Johnny Gillie yesterday at 2 o'clock
at her residence, on West Granite street, to
a number of young lady friends. The menu,
which was complete in every detail, was
served OF little tete-a.tete tables, which
were embellished with flowers, and corsage
bouquets were placed at each lady's plate.
present were: Miss Hattie Evans,
Miss Clara Wilcox. Miss Frederick Kenyon,
Miss Lizzie Thornton, Miss Marie Re-
nouard. Miss Nina Daft, Miss Frances Ken
yan and Miss Clara Roberts.